Considering the community
By Editorial Board | December 12Growth can look like nice buildings and more parking spots, but it also looks like dirt mounds and traffic cones.
Growth can look like nice buildings and more parking spots, but it also looks like dirt mounds and traffic cones.
College students are broke — a common statement made in defense of themselves, an excuse to not spend money.
To ignore the place of modesty in our lives is to create room in our relationships for distortion, a twisting of love and self-image that neglects God’s design and purpose for our lives.
This is the first presidential election that many Taylor students will be able to vote in. Yet many cannot wait for it to be over and some feel just too awkward to admit they care.
When we think of interacting with our community, it can be easy to default to “giving” as the primary action we partake in — yet “receiving” plays just as important a role in relationships.
After all, outside of the Foundational Core, inter-major interactions are few and far between. Students simply settle into their field of study, preparing for their future careers without being challenged by the idea that they will often be working with other departments in their respective jobs post-graduation. It’s ...
Sleep helps us recover, reset, relax and is essential to our survival and physical well-being. We don’t often think of it, but sleep can have a profound impact on our spiritual health.When the body is exhausted, it is at its most vulnerable.Lack of sleep can make it more difficult to fight off illness, ...